Johns Hopkins University is a private institution of higher learning. The university is considered a leader in both research and teaching and their School of Medicine is considered one of the best in the world.
About Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins first opened on February 22, 1876 with the mission to encourage research. Started by first president Daniel Gilman, the school was newly built and held the philosophy that teaching and research were not separate endeavors, but one. For over a hundred years, the university has grown and expanded with academic facilities in China and Italy.The Johns Hopskins University: A Brief History of JHU
Johns Hopkins Reputation
Known for its highly selective admission standards, Johns Hopkins University ranked 14th on "America's Best Colleges 2008" list in U.S. World and News Report.U.S. World and News Report: America's Best Colleges 2008
Johns Hopkins University Leadership
- President: Dr. William R. Brody
- 1996-present: President
- 1994-1996: Provost of the Academic Health Center at University of Minnesota
- 1987-1994: Director of Department of Radiology at JHU
- 1977-1986: Professor of Radiology and Electrical Engineering at Stanford University
- 1994-1996: Provost of the Academic Health Center at University of Minnesota
- 1996-present: President
Studying at Johns Hopkins University
Prospective Students for Johns Hopkins University
- Princeton Review: Johns Hopkins University
- These are from the official Johns Hopkins University website:
Johns Hopkins University Student Life
- Official Site: Johns Hopkins University Residential Life | Greek Life | Campus Housing
- Campus Dining
- Arts & Culture
- Student Activities & Organizations
- Professional Sports:
- NFL: Baltimore Ravens | Washington Redskins
- MLB: Baltimore Orioles | Washington Nationals
- NBA: Washington Wizards
- NHL: Washington Capitals
References
Fast Facts
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Established
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Location
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President
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Faculty
Approx. 500
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Fact:
Has nine academic divisions
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Nickname
Blue Jays
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Motto
Veritas vos liberabit (The truth shall make you free)
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Acceptance rate
27%
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Fact:
Has received more development funding than any other university
